Handley Fans Pack Sidelines At Turkey Bowl Game
Sideliners at the Turkey Bowl crowd Handley and Madisonites as spectators chase a familiar face. Observers recall Johnny Sencindiver’s wife gadget sales and Onil Omps’s coat saved by Dick Rhodes. Mary Pappas frets for Eli amid trampled moments while balloons fail to rise. Conklin and Isabelle Larrick worry as Jimmy Huyette is knocked out. Robbie Robinson scores as his brother eyes a future Handley game.
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Handley
Harrisonburg
Bac
Ckie
Eli
Mr. Hale
Bennett
Mr. Parsons
Eee Conklin
Isabelle Larick
Jimmy Huyette
Robbie” Robinson
Gail
Handley Boys
Handley Band Celebrates Parade Victory and Prize
A victorious day for the Handley Band with a 20 to 7 win for the team, a $75 second prize for the parade march, and a half hour concert in the city square drawing an appreciative audience led by Mr Parsons who praised the band as the best in the land.
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Parsons
Handley Band
Whitlock and Tic Highlight Pigskin Parade Notes
Whitlock, a 170 pound halfback, praised for speed and passing, shows a standout second year on the team and likely his last. Tic Kerr, 185 pounds, strong center and solid defender, earned all C. V. A. L. in sophomore year and will also be leaving after three varsity years.
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Alonzo
Whitlock
G Kerr
Tic
Assembly Committee Meets For Second Time
At the second meeting of the Assembly Program Committee the members reported dates reserved for programs. A schedule will be posted in the corridor and new ideas for future assemblies were discussed. Announcements will be made shortly.
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Assembly
Name Mix of Historical Figures and Roles
A list showing swapped names in a humorous pattern where each original surname is replaced with a contrasting or rhyming counterpart. The pairs create a playful catalog of fictionalized personae across common titles and roles.
Library Club Lists Officers and New Members
The Library Club names Mary Virginia Bowman as President Pearl Nicholson as Vice President and Mildred Kramer as Secretary Treasurer for the year The club aims to raise library consciousness among students eligible from Sophomore and Junior classes The 20 member limit is reached with new members Glenda Allen Ann Bowers Jeanne Cather Dorothy Grim Aspacia Sempeles Colleen Shine Imogene Sperow Virginia Kimbrook Sue Anderson Rosalie Grim Mildred Cole Alice Lake and Margaret Owens.
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Library Club
Mary Virginia Bowman
Presient
Pearl Nicholson
Mildred Kramer
Glenda Allen
Ann Bowers
Jeanne Cather
Dorothy Grim
Aspacia Sempeles
Colleen Shine
Imogene Sperow
Virginia Kimbrook
Sue Anderson
Rosalie Grim
Mildred Cole
Alice Lake
Margaret Owens
Winchester School Notes and People Facts
Mr. Bennett hosts eight varsity men three cheerleaders and the business manager at home. Lockers will move to the cross corridor. Mr. Parsons is unmarried and uninterested in marriage. Miss Laughton serves as the third senior sponsor. The Junior Play must occur before December 5. Boys wear old socks. Bill Way questions his sanity. There are seventy eight days until Christmas. Last October week in Winchester was the hottest on record. Mrs. Peery forgot her belt last week Mr. Peery retrieved it. Lester Arnold and his orchestra plan to play at school dances this year.
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Bennett
Cross Corridor
Mr. Parsons
Miss Laughton
Bill Way
Winchester
Mrs. Peery
Mr. Peery
Lester Arnold
Chatter Boxes Elect Officers In Local Club
Mrs Perry's Chatter boxes organized quickly electing Thelma Edwards president Mary Bowman vice president Jessie Fanning secretary Anne Woolfolk Red Cross representative Jane Cather general organization representative
Handley Booster Club Sends Cards for Mrs Organ Recovery
Handley students express speedy recovery wishes to Mrs Organ who has been in the hospital five years of service noted. A card box was placed in the main hall to collect greetings while Mrs Baker fills in delivering praise for her swell work.
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Mrs. Organ
Handley
Booster Club
Handley cheer club proposed by student body
Isabelle Larrick urges Handley High to form a cheer club to boost team spirit. She argues the club should have officers and perform stunts at halftime, inviting all supporters to join. The letter celebrates school pride and expects broad student backing.
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Handley
Isabelle Larrick
Handley History Snippets Through the Years
A timeline of school memories notes Juniors starting a play a year ago Handlian staff drafting their publication two years ago Booster Club sold gaphones for 15c each five years back Mrs Solenberger’s advisory group paid G O dues in full six years ago Mr Browning’s Angels presented Nigger in the Wood Pile in assembly seven years ago Handley beat R M A 46 0
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Handlian
Booster Club
Who's Who In Miss McCue's Room
A list of classroom superlatives names students by traits such as Best Looking Best Studious Most Athletic and Most Romantic. Recurring names include Helen Boyd Jane Cooper Gilda Orndorff Terry Copenhaver Blanca Danley and Jean Robinson with honors like Best Dressed and Best All around.
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Meana Orndorff
Helen Boyd
Margaret Haymaker
Helen Stultz
Waddell Henry
Jane Cooper
Betty Ann Strick
Gilda Orndorff
Blanca Danley
Terry Copenhaver
Jean Robinson
Terry Copenaver
Snooper’s Gossip Column Closes With Romance Notes
Local column recounts social liaisons among Evelyn Preston Irene Johnston Hartwell Jimmy Brenda Billy Clark and others. Mentions Pappas Garber romance, a Blonde on Swan’s time, a Geo geometry price, and a Berryville affair rumor. Ends with Snooper signing off until next week.
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Evelyn Preston
Irene Johnston
Hartwell
Jimmy
Brenda
Billy Clark
Washington Street
Swan
Jim T
Bigelow
Pappas
Garber
Jefferson Street
Dixie Pugitt
Blosser
Butler
Berryville
Huyett
Snooper
Garber Pappas
Handley students urged to improve assembly conduct
A school note admonishes students for chattering during assemblies and disruptive behavior. It recalls expectations set by Mr. Quarles and Miss Haines and urges better courtesy, cooperation, and respect toward speakers, cheerleaders, and fellow students.
Medical Regiment Is No Place For Fainting Man
Morven North Carolina October 14 The medical regiment demands strong stomachs and hearts not faint hearts The battle line first aid squads apply bandages tourniquets and morphine then guide wounded to aid stations and collecting hospitals for treatment and possible evacuation to rear hospitals under fire dangers persist for stretcher bearers and litter squads
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Morven
N. C
Medicos
Samritan
Army
Nia
Ieal Corps
Medical corps in wartime and peacetime life saving roles
The article outlines the vital work of medical officers in war and training. It notes injuries and evacuations dominate workloads, the value of blood typing for transfusions, blood tags with type, and the morale impact of casualties. It cites 37 percent of AEF removed by injuries.
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Carolinas
Here And There In Training Camps
Across training centers like Fort Monmouth and Camp Wolters soldiers report small ironies and mix ups. Private Ray Lewis misses a bank night payoff while a mock battle yields a death scare via radio message. At Camp Wolters Corporal Chernoff assigns guards and jokes reveal six men named Green.
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Fort Monmouth
N. J
National Defense
Ray Lewis
Auburn
N. Y
Camp Wolters
Tex
William J. Chernoff
Green
Loisby
Samuel
H. B
Joseph
John
Julius
Hauptman Rites This Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs Edith M Hauptman widow of John L Hauptman were held this afternoon from the residence with Rev Joseph Byers officiating. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. A native of England she died suddenly Sunday night at 1140 oclock after years of ill health.
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Edith M. Hauptman
John L. Hauptman
Joseph Byers
Mount Hebron
England
Hauptman
Rites Held For Mrs Enders Widow Of John H Enders
Funeral services were held at Berryville for Mrs Cora Lee Hannum Enders wife of John H Enders who died Sunday night at 9 45. Rev A O Lyons of Duncan Memorial Church officiated. Interment followed at Green Hill Cemetery with pallbearers W A Befred Kerfoot John G Fishpaw E G Conner Raymond Grubbie and B W Brotherton.
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Berryville
Cora Lee Hannum Enders
John H. Enders
A. O. Lyons
Duncan Memorial Church
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Army Life
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Associated Press
First Army
Winston Churchill
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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